Nixon Expands Lead in Harris Poll Ahead of McGovern Speech
A Louis Harris poll shows Nixon leading McGovern 60 to 33 among 1,585 voters surveyed Oct 3–5, a 27 point edge close to the Sept 19–21 margin. McGovern’s campaign cites war costs and prisoner counts while Nixon aides attack McGovern’s Vietnam record ahead of a prime time address.
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Supreme Court leaves death penalty ruling in place
The Supreme Court refused to reconsider its June 29 decision declaring the death penalty cruel and unusual punishment. New arguments were requested by Georgia and Texas, which initiated the cases, and by District Attorney Arlen Specter of Philadelphia.
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ACLU Opposes Ohio Color Photo Driver License Plan
The Ohio ACLU plans to fight a proposed color photo driver license system. Executive director Benson Wolman warns the central file would expose 7 million residents’ images, likening it to Iron Curtain era techniques and a threat to privacy.
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Senate blocks antibusing debate cutback in 45 37 vote
The Senate refused to invoke cloture on antibusing legislation, risking a prolonged debate as supporters failed to reach two thirds. The tally was 45 for and 37 against limiting the debate, 10 votes short of the required supermajority.
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UPI
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Ulster Soldier Killed Amid Northern Ireland Conflict
John Roddy a 50 year old Roman Catholic sergeant in the Ulster Defense Regiment was shot dead as he waved goodbye to his wife on his way to work. He was the 596th fatality in three years of sectarian violence involving Protestants Catholics British troops and the IRA. Brady Black Cincinnati Enquirer executive warned in Santiago that US press freedom is embattled and must be defended against court rulings and laws.
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Steelworkers chief links 1971 tax cut binge to deficits
President I W Abel of the United Steelworkers said the 1971 business tax cut binge has substantially increased federal budget deficits.
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Weather forecast and local life events for Norwalk area
Mostly sunny and warmer today with highs in the low to mid 60s. Tonight partly cloudy and not as cold with lows in the lower to mid 40s. Wednesday partly sunny and warmer with highs in the 70s. Rain probability near zero today tonight and 10 percent Wednesday. Marriage license granted to Roy A Greaves and Sherilyn McGinn of Norwalk. Births to Mr and Mrs Frank Carrico Norwalk a girl. Deaths Mrs Edna L Dann 83 Norwalk.
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Man Dies Chasing Vandals In New London
Arthur B. Wagner seventy died after suffering a heart attack in his car while pursuing vandals near Recreation Park New London. He slumped over the steering wheel his seven year old grandson survived by steering the car to a stop after the vehicle struck a tree. Wagner a park caretaker lived at the park and died at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Norwalk about 9 p.m. He is survived by Olive his widow two sons and four daughters and many grandchildren. Funeral services will be Thursday at Eastman Funeral Home New London with burial in Grove Street Cemetery. He was a member of First United Methodist Church.
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Sparky Set Fire Drills For Home EDITH Event Tonight
Fire drills in the home can be fun for the whole family. Participate at 8 tonight with the city and the nation by practicing EDITH the Exit Drills In The Home program.
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Court Rejects S90 Rebate for Parents Funds
The Supreme Court ruled Ohio's S90 plan to reimburse parents of nonpublic school students unconstitutional. The ruling, based on prior decisions, upheld a 1972 Columbus three judge panel finding the program an establishment of religion. Ohio had appropriated 30.5 million dollars for 1971 72. The ACLU argued the subsidy was effectively through parents.
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Kissinger Holds Secret Paris Meeting on Vietnam Peace
In Paris Kissinger met with French Foreign Minister Maurice Schumann in a second secret session within three weeks. Officials say talks are in a delicate stage with venue and timing rigorously guarded as Kissinger continues negotiations with North Vietnamese envoys Xuan Thuy and Le Duc Tho. Schumann indicated hope for a peace settlement as the General Assembly opened in New York.
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Nixon espionage campaign alleged by Washington Post
The Washington Post cites sources including Tennessee AAG Alex B. Shipley and federal investigators who say Nixon campaign funds supported political espionage against Democrats since 1971. Five men were arrested June 17 inside the Democratic national headquarters at the Watergate complex, signaling an unprecedented spy effort beyond normal campaign intelligence.
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Mean Trick Halloween Jar Stolen in Townsend
Towns senders report a jar for the Townsend Community Halloween Party and Parade was stolen from Grine's Store Townsend Center. Chuck Grine offers a 50 dollar reward for information leading to arrest and conviction. The parade is set for 6 p.m. October 30 starting at the Collins Post Office with costumes judged at the Fire Hall and rain date October 31.
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Halloween Parade and Party Planned for October 31
Norwalk set for a Halloween Parade and party from 7 to 9 30 p m October 31 replacing Trick or Treating. The Jaycee parade includes treats prizes and street dancing for children up to 12. Donations to Halloween Fund welcomed via mayor office or local banks and City Hall. total gifts noted to date include 52 50 with a 25 gift from Norwalk Bronson Conservation League.
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